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The Digital Era Has Not Made Publishers Defunct

Posted at 6:45AM Friday 27 Aug 2010

The idea that publishers "now appear frozen in the headlights of the onrushing digital revolution" is simply untrue. Publishers are absolutely aware that it is in their interests, and the interests of their authors, to embrace change in the industry.

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